Evo 2020 plan moves forward despite corona virus problems

This year's Evo Fighting Games Championship will not be delayed.

The organizer of the fighting game competition, EvoIt has been confirmed that this year's activities will be carried out as planned. Organizers stated in official tweets that the dates from July 31 to August 2 have not changed.

Mandalay Bay, where Evo is held, is currently closed, but Evo organizers believe it will open in late July. If the event is postponed or cancelled, Evo will refund all purchases.

Important information for the Evo team … pic.twitter.com/jUuiQSIITz

-EVO (@EVO) March 18, 2020

"At the moment, Evo is advancing events planned to be held in Mandalay Bay from July 31 to August 2, 2020 (to be reopened), but we are actively monitoring the WHO, CDC, local government, and statement writing: "Public health agencies are continuing to evaluate COVID-19. "

"The health of our attendees and staff will be the number one factor in making decisions. If Evo is postponed or cancelled, all tickets will be refunded."

The Evo 2020 game lineup was confirmed last month, with Mortal Kombat 11 being the biggest upset, and Marvel vs. Capcom 2 being the biggest surprise. .

Earlier this week, the organizers of gamescom also stated that gamecom 2020, which will be held in late August, has not been cancelled.